Benno wrote:Probably not. Especially if you're around, you'd fuck it up royally!






Benno wrote:Probably not. Especially if you're around, you'd fuck it up royally!
dave#3 wrote:I once lasted about 45 seconds before she .... oh, wait, you mean employmentMove along, nothing to see here
Possum wrote:dave#3 wrote:I once lasted about 45 seconds before she .... oh, wait, you mean employmentMove along, nothing to see here
I see trumpet playing is also one of your talents dave..![]()
dave#3 wrote:OK, you've got me, it was 4.5 seconds
robracer wrote:dave#3 wrote:OK, you've got me, it was 4.5 seconds
You sure it was that long Dave?
Stereo wrote:just under 7 years. I quit 3 times but they kept giving me pay rises... I had quit because i was bored.... but I was pretty damned good at what I was doing...
Ironically the same happened at my last job, I was there for 4 years.
It was one of those situations where I could do a job that most people would take 2 hours to do in about 2 minutes because I had done it so many times before, I knew all of the error codes, customers names, customers phone numbers, even the lines in the various programs off the top of my head...
Saki wrote:Well i sound like such a young sprout!
1. Kitchen Hand - 6 months
2. Vodafone Call Centre - 1.8 Years
3. Currently running my own business been going for 6 months and gets better every day!
I too LOVE it, i cant wait to get up every day and see how things are working out! Plus i get lots of time off!
What i am most proud of is i am 21 and have made a successful business! Something that actually works and i created it!! Woot
Now.. time for new bike
Stace wrote:Longest job for me was my first one. Worked for John Valves where i did my apprenticeship as a Fitter and Turner, lasted there 9 years and 6 days. Left because i ended up a leading hand and got sick of the internal politics restricting me from doing my job.
Currently working as an electrical fitter for a switchboard manifacturing company. Got no f@$kin idea what i'm doing but i love it. Fitting and Turning is gone for ever. Only think i miss is being able to machine up bike parts ETC.
Saki wrote:Well i sound like such a young sprout!
1. Kitchen Hand - 6 months
2. Vodafone Call Centre - 1.8 Years
3. Currently running my own business been going for 6 months and gets better every day!
I too LOVE it, i cant wait to get up every day and see how things are working out! Plus i get lots of time off!
What i am most proud of is i am 21 and have made a successful business! Something that actually works and i created it!! Woot
Now.. time for new bike
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